We're living a tech shift here. The way we used to respond to absolutism has been to require the our layman policeman doesn't have enough info to bully us. It has proven not to be possible, since technology is so accessible and pervasive that all our info is spilled.
So how would we write the Fourth Amendment today? "Information that is not public is against the constitution"?
We're living a tech shift here. The way we used to respond to absolutism has been to require the our layman policeman doesn't have enough info to bully us. It has proven not to be possible, since technology is so accessible and pervasive that all our info is spilled.
So how would we write the Fourth Amendment today? "Information that is not public is against the constitution"?